I just came across this post by Underwriter over at BFG in a thread in the Haunted Legends: The Stone Guest CE forum that ended up discussing the sale of BFG ...

Underwriter wrote:

If you put everything onto a portable hard drive, take it to a new computer, download the Game Manager onto the new computer, and tell it to "Find Games" it will install them. I learned this by accident, but there is a help article on it. The command is in Options on the Downloads tab.

This would make it really easy to download and keep our games, being able to download them onto any new computers.
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And this is a post by mhatfie in the same thread ...

mhatfie wrote:

Big Fish did make an announcement on their Facebook page regarding company being sold. Here is what they said:

Dear Big Fish Fans,
As many of you may have seen in the news, Big Fish Games was acquired this week by Churchill Downs Inc.
Since the acquisition, many of you have asked how this event will affect you, our customers, especially those who have been long time members. It is my pleasure to take a moment to address those questions.
The only change that our Big Fish customers will experience is…NOTHING! Churchill Downs Inc. acquired Big Fish because they admire and appreciate the games business we’ve built to date, and wish to see it remain intact and grow into the future. This acquisition does not change the quantity nor quality of games we will be bringing to Big Fish fans, nor does it change how we will continue to engage with our customers.
Some of you have voiced concern about potential Big Fish employee layoffs. To that, I am delighted to tell you that nothing changes! Churchill Downs is retaining all Big Fish employees to let us do what we do best — make great games for you to play.
You are the reason we built this company. Big Fish, which will remain known as Big Fish, is even stronger now and here for the long haul. We are excited and looking forward to making even more excellent games for you to play! Thank you again for your questions. 

Gamehouse has 50% off so I bought The Beardless Wizard and Big City Adventure London Story for 59 cents eachI got 2 punches for the 59cent games, which filled a card,  Then i used the coupon for the Delicious Emily Super Pack, it has 9 games and retails for $49 or 2 fun tickets, but all I needed was one coupon!  I think I filled my card with 2 .89 centers and 2 .59 centers so 13 games for $2.96Bargain ninja strikes again!

I'm with Tirama on this.  

I've been told that the YARD SALE HIDDEN TREASURE games won't play on anything newer than Vista.

Our best assurance that we'll continue along the same is that Paul Thelen will still be there at BIG FISH GAMES.  He worked much too hard to establish and grow this company to just walk away and let it die. I do believe that he will honor the promise that we'll be able to access our games for years.

lilyr wrote:

I'm with Tirama on this.  

I've been told that the YARD SALE HIDDEN TREASURE games won't play on anything newer than Vista.

Our best assurance that we'll continue along the same is that Paul Thelen will still be there at BIG FISH GAMES.  He worked much too hard to establish and grow this company to just walk away and let it die. I do believe that he will honor the promise that we'll be able to access our games for years.

I just figure it's a bit silly for me to worry that I might not be able to access my games forever and therefore I've wasted my money.  If I were really worried that I was wasting money, I'd stop buying games and not buy any more until I've played the ones I already own.

And how many games do each of us own and when we played them we couldn't wait for them to be over and we swore we'd never play them again?
 

I forgot to mention that today's daily deal Grimville: The Gift of Darkness is a fun, quirky game that won't be to everyone's liking.  It has choices that you  make that affect the ending that you get.  I got the horrible ending.